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SEC historian explains colorful culture of Missouri's new conference
University of Tennessee professor Mark Windham, an expert on the history of SEC football, lectured on the origins of the conference and the traditions of each program during a presentation Thursday night.
Number of no-huddle offenses increasing in college football
Arizona State, which Missouri faces Saturday, is one of a growing number of teams that have adopted a no-huddle offense.
Parking task force recommends new meters for Ninth Street, Broadway
The 117 new meters, if approved, will include credit card and smartphone payment options.
A roundup of election news sources from around Missouri, and how you can contribute
Looking for more information about political races in Missouri? We've compiled a sampling of sources from around the state to make sure you're completely informed.
Heritage Festival in Nifong Park brings history to life
The 35th annual Heritage Festival and Craft Show will run from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday in Nifong Park.
Part of Eighth Street in downtown Columbia to close Monday morning
From 8 a.m. to noon Monday, Eighth Street will be closed between Landmark Bank and Walnut Street.
Fraudulent tickets keep fans from Missouri-Georgia game
Errors in more than 400 ticket scans at the Sept. 8 Georgia game could indicate ticket fraud, according to a news release.
GEORGE KENNEDY: Obama victory seems more likely after national conventions
After a successful Democratic National Convention, President Barack Obama's election prospects are a little brighter — but not in Missouri.
Hickman softball beats Rock Bridge in rain-shortened game
The Kewpies earned their first victory in the rivalry in four years Thursday at University Field.
Columbia College volleyball earns road win over Park University
The Columbia College Cougars volleyball team won it's match against Park University on Thursday.
Former player Johnny Roland named Missouri's first SEC Football Legend
Johnny Roland, an All-American player for the Tigers football team in 1962, 1964 and 1965, will be Missouri's first SEC Football Legend.
Police arrest suspect in Shell station robbery
A 31-year-old Columbia man was arrested Thursday as a suspect in the Sunday robbery on I-70 Drive Southwest.
Weather Service experiments with hourly forecasts
Depending on the feedback, the hourly forecast service could be a permanent feature.
Coverage offers insights into origins of inflammatory film about Muhammad
The provocative, anti-Muslim film posted on YouTube has been cited as contributing to protests and riots in the Middle East.
MU TIGER CHALLENGE: Who's the most loyal Missouri fan?
Join the MU Tiger Challenge game for the chance to win $100 to $1,000 this football season.
FROM READERS: A perspective from an SEC native, Mizzou fan
Missouri's football team and fans are going to need to step it up for the SEC. Football is not to be taken lightly.
Arab protests put foreign policy at fore for Obama, Romney
In an election dominated by the economy, recent strife in Libya and Syria, as well as continuing tensions with Iran, might shift focus in the race abroad as election day grows closer.
UPDATE: Mayors of Mississippi River communities seek solutions
Forty-one mayors gathered in St. Louis this week for the inaugural meeting of the Mississippi River Cities & Towns Initiative.
Twins rally late to beat Royals in 10 innings
David Plouffe hit a tying home run in the bottom of the ninth, Denard Span had a game-ending RBI double in the 10th and the Twins rallied for a 4-3 victory over the Kansas City Royals on Thursday night.
Knee injury drama resurfaces in upcoming Chiefs vs. Bills game
Questions about Kansas City Pro Bowl safety Eric Berry's ACL injury caused by Buffalo Bill's player Steve Johnson arise as the two teams prepare to play on Sunday.
